Volleyball Scheduled to Host Hokies and Cavaliers

Friday, November 13

7PM

NC State

Virginia Tech

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Game Notes - NC State

RALEIGH, N.C. - The NC State volleyball team is scheduled to host Virginia Tech (Friday, Nov. 13) and Virginia (Sunday, Nov. 15) for the seventh week of Atlantic Coast Conference action.

The Pack will host the Hokies on Friday at 7pm before the battling the Cavaliers on Sunday at 1pm in Reynolds Coliseum. Both matches will be streamed on ACCNX.

The History with Each Opponent

Virginia Tech: Friday's marks the 36th meeting with the Hokies and 21st in Raleigh. NC State has won the last 13 meetings (eight of which were in straight sets), dating back to the 2015 season. In the 2025, Rebecca Ring led the offensive efforts with 14 kills in Blacksburg.
Virginia: Sunday will be the 48th meeting with the Cavaliers and the Pack has won the last 14 straight, dating back to the 2016 season - 10 of the 14 wins have come in four or five sets. During the 2025 meeting, NC State rallied back to reverse sweep the Hoos in Charlottesville. Rebecca Ring posted a 20 piece to help lead NC State offensively.

A Win (on Friday) Would ...

be the second win over VT under MWK
be the seventh conference win of the season
be the 16th win of the season
be the 17th win over the Hokies in program history
be the 31st win under MWK
be the 229th conference win in program history
be the 847th win in program history

Milestone Watch (* indicates within 5)

Talia Francom: 30 blocks from 300
Kate Kilpatrick: 211 digs from 1500
Eva Long: 48 assists from 1000
Zuzia Maciejewicz: 360 digs from 1000
Rebecca Ring: 99 kills from 500
Britni Silver: 152 kills from 500
Jordan Smith: 100 kills from 500
Elaisa Villar: 153 assists from 1000
Clara Vondran: 171 kills from 500

Something about Five

Five-set thrillers have become a hallmark for the Pack this season, as NC State improved to a flawless 6-0 in five-set matches following week six of conference action.
The squad earned back-to-back five-set victories for the second time this year, showcasing a dramatic shift in fifth-set poise compared to prior seasons where decision sets proved troublesome.